We Are Our Mother of Perpetual Help Parish

All Are Invited To Our Annual Feast of St. Francis Prayer Service

and Pet Blessing

Bring Your Pet

(Join Us Even if You Don’t Have a Pet)

Friday, Oct. 3 at 7pm in the Peace Garden

(in case of rain the prayer service and blessing

will take place indoors)

Men’s Ogranization Invites Everyone To A Potato Bar

Saturday, October 4 at 5:30pm in Bradley Hall

Cost is $9. These are hefty, hearty potatoes—no skimpy spuds here. Pick your potato and pile on the flavor at any of the  four unique topping stations.

Save the Date

Liturgical Minister Sign Up

After Mass Saturday, October 11 and Sunday October 12

We hope you will consider serving as a liturgical minister at one of our weekend Masses for the new liturgical year which begins November 29/30.  We are hopeful that people who have never served before will consider signing up to serve.  We are specifically asking you to consider signing up for the 4:30pm Saturday, Vigil Mass. Training will be provided.

Our Men’s Organization Invites You to The Annual Harvest Breakfast

Featuring Pumpkin Pancakes

Sunday, October 19 from 9am to Noon

Come nourish body and soul with a delicious breakfast cooked and served by the Men’s Organization.  We’re offering a hearty spread of regular and   pumpkin pancakes, scrambled eggs, sausage, pastries, juices, coffee, and tea—a perfect way to gather with fellow parishioners and share in fellowship.

Cost is $8 per adult, $5 per child and kids under 3 eat for free.

Come before or after Mass. Let’s break bread together and celebrate the joy of community. As  always, all are welcome!

Encounter the Sunday Word Together

Looking for a way to prepare your heart and mind for Sunday Mass? Join us for Sip & Snack with the Scriptures, a gathering where we read and reflect on the upcoming Sunday readings together.

This is a space for thoughtful engagement with the Word—whether you're preparing to proclaim the readings, looking to connect with the Scriptures, or simply joining the conversation, all are welcome.

 Wednesday, October 22 at 7pm in the Gathering Area

Wine, soft drinks, and light snacks will be served.

Come ready to listen, share, and grow in faith as we prepare to encounter the Word more fully at the Sunday liturgy.

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Our vision is to be an extraordinary spiritual gathering place where people of all backgrounds and ages are welcome to question and learn, pray, worship, and serve.  In community through prayer and worship we hope to continue to grow together in our understanding and appreciation of God’s love.  We strive to change and improve our lives and the lives of others.

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Contributions can be mailed in to the parish office at 13500 Oak Park Blvd., Oak Park, MI  48237 or made securely online by clicking the link above or via our parish mobile app. Please know that we especially appreciate your support of Our Mother of Perpetual Help Parish during this time.

The Our Mother of Perpetual Help Parish Office is located at 

13500 Oak Park Blvd. (on the northeast corner of Oak Park Blvd. and Coolidge Hwy.)

Oak Park, Michigan  48237

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Regarding The Society of Our Lady, Queen of all Saints

Each of us in the Catholic faith community has a responsibility to reduce error, avoid schism, and promote ecclesiastical communion. To that end, the Archdiocese of Detroit shares the following information about a group operating in Southfield and elsewhere called “The Society of Our Lady, Queen of all Saints,” which presents itself as “a group of Catholic clergy offering the traditional sacraments.”

As of August 2025, the group was renting space in The Church of the Redeemer, an Episcopal church in Southfield. Previously, they occupied space in Taylor at the Little Rose Chapel Shrine, which has no affiliation with the Archdiocese of Detroit. An individual identifying himself as clergy from The Society of Our Lady, Queen of all Saints has visited Archdiocesan parishes in the area.

In the interest of truth and to avoid confusion among the faithful, we must clarify that, as best we are able to tell, The Society of Our Lady, Queen of all Saints is not an organization in ecclesiastical communion with the Catholic Church. Catholics are advised to avoid association with this group.

Thank you for your attention to this important matter. Let us pray that God will bring all Christian communities into full communion with the Roman Catholic Church, so that we may all be one. (cf. John 17:21)

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